Arts and Entertainment in London

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Public Galleries Rivington Place Shoreditch

As a permanent public space dedicated to culturally diverse visual arts and photography, Rivington Place is a landmark addition to the British art scene…More

Museums Household Cavalry Museum Westminster

A living museum set in the heart of Whitehall, providing a “behind the scenes” look at life in the Household Cavalry, founded by King Charles II in 1661…More

Private Galleries Louise T Blouin Institute Holland Park

‘Culture beyond borders' is the philosophy at the heart of the Louise T Blouin Foundation - founders of this new West London institute…More

Horniman Aquarium (Dulwich), A Hedonist's guide to London: Editor's picks, Ronnie Scott's (Soho), Open Air Theatre (Regent's Park)

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18 Museum of Brands, Packaging and Advertising, 21 Electric Cinema, 41 John Soane Museum, 147 Hyde Park, 151 Natural History Museum, 172 RAF Museum, 177 BFI Imax, 195 Tate Modern, …check out the full urbanpath top 100

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Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, Richmond (Overall rating:

) Not embarrassed to admit at 19 I would rather spend a sunny autumn day at the Royal Botanic Gardens than at a theme park (and my friends all agree). …more

by janeyjaney, 22 Jul 2008

London Zoo, Regent's Park (Overall rating:

) If you want to see animals in a habitat more natural to them than a concrete pit or alternatively if you care about their welfare, …more

by janeyjaney, 21 Jul 2008

London Zoo, Regent's Park (Overall rating:

) I have just returned home to Canada after a visit to London with my boyfriend, and I wanted to say that we were really impressed with London Zoo. …more

by **Becky**, 18 Jul 2008

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